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Philadelphia street car strike exposes politicized police force
A Outlook correspondent reports on Philadelphia during the early street car strike. Rioting subsides after Mounted Constabulary actions. Observations describe police as fat, pliant to political machines, undermining public order and trust. The piece contrasts this with calls for reform of police governance.
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Suspected collusion at Acuspolle public service talks
Report cites concerns that a political group believes a legislature may be rushing to pass a public service measure. Local observers urge caution as officials prepare for a sooner-than-expected public debate.
Bits of Merriness and Matrimony Mock Debate
A humorous fragment shows a 19th century quarrel over marriage age money and a cigar. A judge and a married couple discuss a millionaire and a wife’s public meetings with irony. The exchange highlights social norms and gender roles of the era.
Day of Millions in Finance Heralded by Rail Firms
The Philadelphia press notes a Pennsylvania Railroad payoff of 500000000 in short term notes, signaling a shift in finance over two decades. Franklin Gowen is labeled a reckless dreamer, while Standard Oil and Harriman figures mark an era of vast wealth, prompting calls for legislation to curb concentrated capital.
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Great Fight in House as Insurgents Press Speaker
The March 18 report from Wanaisatoa notes a fierce House clash with insurgents claiming Cannon is dethroned while the Speaker remains in control. Democrats elect twenty Sergeants to arrest absent members, some resisting. A compromise plan on ten members for the rules committee is discussed. Reverend W H Settlemyer presides over Lutheran reunions and names Rev M LeBeard as Frederick County chair.
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Funeral for Alexander Woodward Scheduled by Hose Company
The funeral for Alexander Woodward, longtime member of the Independent Hose Co, is set for Saturday at 3 pm with services at the house and burial at Mount Olivet cemetery. A committee including J. J. Biefeld and Capt W W Saunders was named to oversee arrangements.
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Independent Hose Co
Game Cancelled Due to Sickness in Local Basketball Event
The planned basketball game tonight at the Y. M. C. A. gym between Barkers and the Maryland School has been cancelled because players are ill. No rescheduled date announced.
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Kemp's Opening Fine Diggisy at By Dry Goods Store
Kemp's Square Store on the Square Corner opens today and tomorrow with a grand display. Carnations and flowers decorate the shop sent by a Baltimore wholesaler, and four floors hold merchandise including a ready to wear department on the second floor with cabinets and movable racks.
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Nasanay's Latent Romance Shown At City Opera House
At the City Opera House a matinee and night program offers over 5000 feet of motion pictures with two vaudeville acts. The feature, Nasanay's latent romance, follows a young couple on their honeymoon as a chase unfolds on a train with mistaken identity and a reunion at a distant stop.
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Corn Exhibit Highlights School Agriculture Program
Prof J Keller Smith from the Maryland Agricultural College examined a corn and agricultural product display at the Marmony public school. Prizes were awarded to Maynard Bit the Philp Kats Carroll Lifatherman Simon L Summers Edgar Brandenburg and Lloyd Stine for the best products. Principal R J Riddy praises the exhibition as an ideal teaching method featuring home crops and Southern cotton and peanuts.
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St Patrick’s Day Birthday Honor for Deputy Register Wille J Fenton Thomas
Born on St Patrick’s Day, Wille J Fenton Thomas of Adamstown is a deputy register of wills and admired for his birthday. He turned 61 yesterday and received congratulations from many friends while continuing his courteous tenure and making new supporters.
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Water meter protest halts install at mayoral candidate home
Washington County Water Company workers visited Dr. J McPherson Scott's residence to face meter installation. Scott, a Republican mayoral candidate, opposed meter placement at his home and warned against it. The workers left without installing the meter.
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Lewie Purchases Four Mill from Sister in Jeffer son County
George J B Lewie bought the four mill near Jeffer son from his sister and will run it, a business long run by his father the late Beall Lewis. Visiting Lodges William A Jones Grand Secretary of the I C O F and Gen M A Rainey of the Patriarch Militant spent the day in the city, attended the Brunswick lodge, and planned to visit Taney Lodge in Faneytown that night.
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Regulars to Conduct Gettysburg Maneuvers for Six Weeks
Captain B H Wells of Governor's Island leads a party including Western Maryland and Reading Railroad officials and a Retail Merchants Association committee to inspect Gettysburg sites for a 12,000 acre encampment. About 15,000 troops from multiple states will train in July and August with National Guard units deployed in waves.
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The Joy Rider at City Opera House
George Sidney brings The Joy Rider to Buffalo for a one night show at City Opera House. A new play with lavish costumes and spectacular effects features a big beauty chorus and an ensemble of merry companions to entertain admirers and delight unseen guests.
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Fire destroys Woodsboro tenant house at canning factory
A Woodsboro tenant house occupied by Zachariah Smith and family burned yesterday afternoon between 8 and 4. They were away all day and returned to a stove fire blamed on either a chimney spark or an engine spark from a nearby railroad. Most belongings were saved, with losses near 1500 dollars and 2900 dollars in insurance.
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Pool Tournament Draws Large City Hotel Crowd
A big crowd attended the pool tournament at the City Hotel pool room. Last night Mr. Gannon beat Mr. Summers 75 to 60 in a display of skill. Tonight at 8:30 Mr. Harry Kennedy faces Mr. Kaw Lease. admission is free.
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Frederick Market Prices From Frederick County Exchange
Quotations dated March 18, 1910 list farm prices for Wheat No 2 Red at 1.18 per bushel. Corn in ear at 3.40 per barrel. Oats 6 to 7 per bushel. Barley 6 to 7 per bushel. Hay prices range from 15 to 20 per ton, straw and hay not baled included. Flour Winter Wheat 6.25 to 6.75 per bushel. Seeds Timothy 2.00 to 2.25 per bushel. Cotton Seed Meal 35 to 3 per ton. Potatoes 6 to 65 per bushel and other farm items with various per ton or per bushel rates.
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Building activity at Braddock Heights noted
The Misses Zimmerman have begun a foundation for a cottage at Braddock Heights on the adjacent lot. Mr George W Perry has broken ground for a cottage near the station and National Turnpike. Ex Sheriff Charles T K Young has started a modern frame cottage along Jefferson Boulevard.
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